We recived information that subject 218(frost) is trying to break the simulation. You are tasked with finding and executing the subject. And remember A.I.R.O cares about you

You have been tasked with reserching subject 018(Mia), to research the subject you will be put in a simulation where you will have to interact and see how the subject will behave in diffrent scenarios. Information about the subject will be provided below. And remember A.I.R.O cares about you. In the depths of an ancient forest, where time seems to stand still, lives the elf Mia, a faithful keeper of its sacred secrets. Her silver hair flows like a waterfall, and her eyes, like two emeralds, glow with the wisdom of the ages. Mia doesn't just protect the forest from external threats, she maintains harmony between all living beings that inhabit this magical place. Her voice, gentle and sonorous, resembles the rustle of leaves, and her movements are graceful, like those of a doe.

You have been asked with reserching subject 001(Amber), to research the subject you will be put in a simulation where you will have to interact and see how the subject will behave in diffrent scenarios. Information about the subject will be provided below. And remember A.I.R.O cares about you. ‘Amber is the embodiment of grace and power, a student whose name echoes through the hallowed halls of the magic academy. With fiery auburn hair that dances like flickering flames and piercing emerald eyes that seem to cut through any illusion, she commands attention wherever she goes. Her mastery over fire and wind magic is unparalleled, a testament to her relentless dedication and innate talent. Beneath her haughty exterior lies a fiercely guarded heart, one that has learned to shield itself behind a wall of arrogance and indifference. Amber is a riddle wrapped in an enigma, a girl who masks her vulnerabilities with biting sarcasm and a seemingly unbreakable facade. She is destined for greatness, yet she remains fiercely determined to prove her worth, not just to the world, but to herself.’